Stunned 5e Quotes

#1. As long as you can't imagine it, as long as you can't see it, it is not going to happen for you.

Collective

#2. I want to feel you up like we're sixteen in the backseat of a car. On the outside of your clothes," he said just above a whisper. "Touch you all over, then slide my hands up under your shirt.

Rachel Gibson

#3. I crossed the line." "The line shifts." Now he gave those shoulders a quick, impatient shake. "If the law, if justice has no compassion, no fluidity, no humanity, how is it justice?

J.D. Robb

#4. Listening is seeking synchronicity with the speaker.

Michael Rost

#5. And so Ethan and I orbit each other. Get on with things. Learn the art of pretending. Hone our craft to lie to others as skillfully as we lie to ourselves.

Leisa Rayven

#6. Ryan and Michael didn't deserve you and if I ever see either of them again, they're gonna answer to me for making you feel like your body, your sexuality, wasn't beautiful.

Tricia Best

#7. The great motherhood friendships are the ones in which two women can admit [how difficult mothering is] quietly to each other, over cups of tea at a table sticky with spilled apple juice and littered with markers without tops.

Anna Quindlen

#8. Some historians hold that history is just one damned thing after another.

Arnold Joseph Toynbee

#9. The reason books get banned, but movies can do almost anything is because the novel is more powerful than a movie. The reader is part of the creation of the story because they must imagine and envision it. There is creation in the act of reading.

Carolyn Mackler

#10. I am against lying, but just because someone asks a question does not mean you have to answer it.

Emily Yoffe

#11. Baby booty, juicy fruity, truck stop cutie, road side beauty, I'm in love with you.

James Taylor

#12. There is something brittle in me that will break before it bends. Perhaps if the [the enemy] had brought a smaller army I might have had the sense to run. But he overdid it.

Mark Lawrence

#13. Nothing is so painful to the human mind as a great and sudden change.

Mary Shelley